How much is your utilities bill?

[Grandfondo]

How do you pay for electric and gas?

I am paying £403pm by DD can anyone beat that?

I don't mean less!

Edited by Grandfondo on Sunday 1st September 17:29

[gus607]

Ouch !

£76 pm. DD.

[Scuffers]

do you have glass in your windows?

or are you on the world's worst tariff?

[Terminator X]

Is that a castle or a mansion 100pm here for a 4 bed detatched in the SE.

TX.

[Grandfondo]

Scuffers said:

do you have glass in your windows?

or are you on the world's worst tariff?

Yes but lots of glazed area!

Best tariff checked religiously with Uswitch/money supermarket.

[PugwasHDJ80]

Wow we have no double glazing, in an ancient house with little other insulation all heated by wood fires and electricity.

We pay 90squids per month.

My neighbour in an identical house pays 330! I've decided they must be growing things in the attic.

[Scuffers]

Grandfondo said:

Scuffers said:

do you have glass in your windows?

or are you on the world's worst tariff?

Yes but lots of glazed area!

Best tariff checked religiously with Uswitch/money supermarket.

ok, just how many kwh are you getting though?

[delboy735]

Holy smoke.....and I grumble like hell paying £150pm for a 3 bed semi !!!!

[Urban Sports]

£199 per month, a very inefficient detached house with little carpet, big open spaces and a few 3 metre windows.

[Grandfondo]

Scuffers said:

Grandfondo said:

Scuffers said:

do you have glass in your windows?

or are you on the world's worst tariff?

Yes but lots of glazed area!

Best tariff checked religiously with Uswitch/money supermarket.

ok, just how many kwh are you getting though?

12000khw electric 58000 gas!

[CraigyMc]

Mine varies month to month - I take a reading every month for both Electic and Gas and submit it via the web.

You never get into an argument about over or underpaying if you pay for each month as you use it.

Actual payment is taken by two separate Direct Debits and varies from about £11 (gas, summer) to about £90 (electricity, winter) depending on season and stuff like that.
The highest it has ever been was £157 this February (unsurprising, given the weather). The lowest was £73 from July this year.

C

[dazzalse]

We're paying £600 per month for heating oil (no gas) and £400 per month for electric - and thats being economical through the winter months with the oil!

[CraigyMc]

dazzalse said:

We're paying £600 per month for heating oil (no gas) and £400 per month for electric - and thats being economical through the winter months with the oil!

I had a quick look at your garage and my sympathy fell slightly.

C

[Grandfondo]

dazzalse said:

We're paying £600 per month for heating oil (no gas) and £400 per month for electric - and thats being economical through the winter months with the oil!

Thank you for that!

[Scuffers]

Grandfondo said:

12000khw electric 58000 gas!

Jesus!

cannabis producer?

[Grandfondo]

Scuffers said:

Grandfondo said:

12000khw electric 58000 gas!

Jesus!

cannabis producer?

Nope but 3 women in the house that feel the cold but dress for the tropics!

[Scuffers]

well, I guess thinking about it, ours used to be in the 40-50,000Kwh gas bracket a few years ago (old stone house with too many drafts, outside walls, etc).

changed out the entire heating system and went a bit OTT with the rads and boiler etc, now using 23,000Kwh (Aug12 to July13) and the house is much warmer.

until you do the numbers, the cost of a new boiler is peanuts compared to the cost of the gas it uses.

Elec wise, using some 7,500 PA.

[Wacky Racer]

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[Crafty_]

Just done this months meter readings, I'll get the monthly bill soon, but meantime it is predicting £12 for gas and £23 for electric over the last month.

[anonymous-user]

£30/month, but I've got electric heating so it's about double that in winter.

Grandfondo said:

12000khw electric 58000 gas!

WTF?? Are you running an industrial lathe or something?